Choosing Favours On The Base Of The Season When You Get Married

When you choose favours there are many variables you might take into consideration, including the season in which you get married: to each time of the year correspond specific favour ideas.

You can choose favours on the base of various factors: the meaning you want it to have, the budget you have at your disposal, your personal tastes, the number of guests and so on. But there is also another variable that might be useful to consider when you have to choose the favours for your wedding: the season! Not all the bridal couples think about this factor, which might be very useful to take into consideration to decide which gifts to buy for your guests. Getting married in spring instead that in winter, in autumn instead of in summer, might influence the choice of favours, especially if you choose natural products, food or wine as gifts – a trend that seems to be more and more popular and appreciated by both brides and grooms and guests. The couples that get married in spring, for example, might choose little jars of jam that remind you of the typical savours of this season, such as strawberries. And if you get married in autumn or winter, what about choosing jams, but to be spread on cheese?

Apart from food and wine, the periodicity of favours can show itself also in the choice of other types of objects. Favours can have shapes that remind you of the season when the couple got married: some companies produce shell-shaped favours, which remind you of the sea and which can be perfect for a summer wedding. People who get married in winter might choose objects with the shape of snowflakes and the couples who prefer autumn may buy bookmarks with the shape of a leaf, while in the case of spring weddings the perfect favour might be a silver rose. In this way the favour will not only remind the guests of the people who made that gift, but also the time of the year when they got married, thus keeping memory even more alive in the memory of guests. Very interesting are also the periodicity favours that are also useful, such as spoons for ice cream to choose in case of summer weddings, candleholders (perfect for weddings celebrated at Christmas time), or little knifes to spread cheese in autumn.

The choice, dealing with this type of favours, is really wide, and sometimes a bit of imagination is enough to find the right object depending not only on your tastes, budget and so on, but also on the time of the year when you get married. Favours chosen on the base of season, moreover, have the advantage of being original, just because there are not many couples yet that choose favours keeping this variable into consideration. If you want to offer your guests original favours, which can be easily identified also with the season when you pronounce the fateful yes, your choice cannot but fall on this type of favours!